Tech LeverageMonday, October 12, 2026

GNU Emacs, VeraCrypt and Unisoc Modems Among Software Receiving Security Patches

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•GNU Emacs TRAMP component contains an OS command injection vulnerability affecting versions through 31.1
•Unisoc modem and kernel firmware for T8100 through T9100 chipsets have input validation flaws that could affect downstream device manufacturers
•VeraCrypt 1.26.29 has an information disclosure issue in its FUSE-T service, relevant to users relying on it for full-disk encryption
•The libgd graphics library has a GIF-related buffer overflow that could affect web applications and image processing pipelines
•No active exploitation has been reported for any of the disclosed vulnerabilities

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CVE-2026-108982 IDRIX VeraCrypt FUSE-T auxiliary service information disclosure

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CVE-2026-108981 denji ngx_cache_purge Symlink ngx_walk_tree toctou

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CVE-2026-9672 libgd GIF file buffer overflow

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CVE-2026-87765 Unisoc Kernel apsys DVFS driver input validation

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CVE-2026-66085 Unisoc Modem input validation

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CVE-2026-108980 Blinko Plugin Install plugin.ts installPlugin path traversal

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CVE-2026-108976 | GNU Emacs up to 31.1 TRAMP tramp-user-regexp os command inject...

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